Hi guys. Might have posted this question before. I am currently on 410 SC for my year (end Jul31.) Hence you could say I'm going for gold. As it stands, with all my current QF bookings I will be reaching 500 fairly soon. At 500 SC I will choose the 50 SC loyalty bonus, this will put me at 550. From that point on, the rest of my bookings will get me to 680SC so it looks like I need to do a mel-syd status run. My question is as follows: does the 50 SC loyalty bonus count towards achieving gold status?
Don’t forget for the rest of this week it is double status so look for a sale fare to somewhere close by you only need 10 each way and get 40 which will cover you.
The 50 bonus points are awarded after flying and earning 500 status points, if your 410 SC is a combo of flying and last years DSC promo then you won't get the 50 until 500 worth of flying status points are earned - go to QFF../your-account/status-activity page and view how many points you have towards the bonus 50. It should read something like: You’ve earned 290 Status Credits on eligible Qantas or Jetstar flights
What on earth would be the point of the loyalty bonus status credits if they don't count towards status?
They do count towards status, the double status credits do not count toward bonus.
I don't understand that comment. are you saying that any status credits you earned as part of a double status credits flight do not count or they do count? I'm confused!
They count towards you total but not when it comes to calculate the bonus, as stated above. If you have 500 status credits and get a bonus of 50, you will have a total of 550 SCs but your count towards the next bonus will be 0.
Please, oh please, use English rather than acronyms. Not all readers understand the jargon. All jargon in any industry or profession is intended to keep those not within the fold out. This series of comments and questions is not too bad. Sc = status credits - I assume, but it gets rather rugged when there's an alphabet of initials, e.g. f, j, k, etc.
Please, oh please, use English rather than acronyms. Not all readers understand the jargon. All jargon in any industry or profession is intended to keep those not within the fold out. This series of comments and questions is not too bad. Sc = status credits - I assume, but it gets rather rugged when there's an alphabet of initials, e.g. f, j, k, etc.
Indeed - when commenting, we do ask readers to use words that people can read, rather than letters or abbreviations that some people won't understand, the latter being better-suited to 'frequent flyer'-type websites, as opposed to AusBT which has a clearer focus on mainstream premium travel.
(After all, people shouldn't have to read a comment, head somewhere else to look up what each abbreviation means, come back and re-read the comment again and then try to piece things together: people should just be able to read and understand what's being said.)
Moderators do remove abbreviations and the like from time to time (not always possible, due to time constraints), but I have asked our IT team to consider implementing an automatic word replacement tool on the site, that replaces obscure letters like 'J' with real words like 'business class', but that's still being discussed.
I just reached another Loyalty Bonus where I can choose between SC and point.
As I have reached already platinum status for this year I wonder if I choose SC instead of points after my renewal period (31.05.2019) if SC would be credited towards my next renewal period? If this would not be the case I would be better off taking additional points as otherwise I would waste SC as I wont reach P1 at all... Can anybody help please... Thanks
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PLEASEupgrademe
PLEASEupgrademe
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 16 Nov 2017
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Hi guys. Might have posted this question before. I am currently on 410 SC for my year (end Jul31.) Hence you could say I'm going for gold. As it stands, with all my current QF bookings I will be reaching 500 fairly soon. At 500 SC I will choose the 50 SC loyalty bonus, this will put me at 550. From that point on, the rest of my bookings will get me to 680SC so it looks like I need to do a mel-syd status run. My question is as follows: does the 50 SC loyalty bonus count towards achieving gold status?
Thanks all!
DY
DY
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 02 May 2017
Total posts 19
Yeah they do - only time they don't is if you're going for P1...
patrickk
patrickk
Qantas
Member since 19 Apr 2012
Total posts 737
Don’t forget for the rest of this week it is double status so look for a sale fare to somewhere close by you only need 10 each way and get 40 which will cover you.
IntegralMan
IntegralMan
Member since 01 Sep 2018
Total posts 8
What on earth would be the point of the loyalty bonus status credits if they don't count towards status?
dlight
dlight
Member since 11 Apr 2018
Total posts 18
The 50 bonus points are awarded after flying and earning 500 status points, if your 410 SC is a combo of flying and last years DSC promo then you won't get the 50 until 500 worth of flying status points are earned - go to QFF../your-account/status-activity page and view how many points you have towards the bonus 50. It should read something like: You’ve earned 290 Status Credits on eligible Qantas or Jetstar flights
patrickk
patrickk
Qantas
Member since 19 Apr 2012
Total posts 737
They do count towards status, the double status credits do not count toward bonus.
PLEASEupgrademe
PLEASEupgrademe
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 16 Nov 2017
Total posts 95
cheers. All of my SC's have been on QF metal except for 10, which was a BA flight from MUC-LHR
Richard W
Richard W
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Member since 12 Apr 2017
Total posts 88
They do count towards status, the double status credits do not count toward bonus.
I don't understand that comment. are you saying that any status credits you earned as part of a double status credits flight do not count or they do count? I'm confused!
EdS
EdS
QF
Member since 21 Jul 2016
Total posts 25
They count towards you total but not when it comes to calculate the bonus, as stated above. If you have 500 status credits and get a bonus of 50, you will have a total of 550 SCs but your count towards the next bonus will be 0.
Ladtsmt
Ladtsmt
Member since 23 Jul 2017
Total posts 18
Please, oh please, use English rather than acronyms. Not all readers understand the jargon. All jargon in any industry or profession is intended to keep those not within the fold out. This series of comments and questions is not too bad. Sc = status credits - I assume, but it gets rather rugged when there's an alphabet of initials, e.g. f, j, k, etc.
Chris C.
Chris C.
Member since 24 Apr 2012
Total posts 1,116
Indeed - when commenting, we do ask readers to use words that people can read, rather than letters or abbreviations that some people won't understand, the latter being better-suited to 'frequent flyer'-type websites, as opposed to AusBT which has a clearer focus on mainstream premium travel.
(After all, people shouldn't have to read a comment, head somewhere else to look up what each abbreviation means, come back and re-read the comment again and then try to piece things together: people should just be able to read and understand what's being said.)
Moderators do remove abbreviations and the like from time to time (not always possible, due to time constraints), but I have asked our IT team to consider implementing an automatic word replacement tool on the site, that replaces obscure letters like 'J' with real words like 'business class', but that's still being discussed.
Woronora
Woronora
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 30 May 2014
Total posts 2
I just reached another Loyalty Bonus where I can choose between SC and point.